Peluquerías literarias
Hablando de cosas "alternativas": En Irán, las barberías y peluquerías se han convertido también en librerías. Y no cualquier tipo de librerías, sino establecimientos que buscan crear una conciencia cultural y literaria para las nuevas generaciones. Dice la nota en Mehrnews:
All barbershops and beauty salons in the Iranian western city of Divandarreh will be equipped with a library in near future to promote a culture of book reading in the city. “Since people go to these salons more than other public places we decided to equip them with bookcases filled with small books in order to save people’s time while they are waiting,” Divandarreh governor Abdolsalam Karimi mentioned during a session last week. As young people are the main costumers of the barbershops and beauty shops, the books selected must be about subjects that they are interested in, he added. “By selecting appropriate books and subjects, we can also guide the Iranian younger generation’s tendencies toward Western fashions and models,” he mentioned. Located in Kordestan Province, Divandarreh is a mountainous region located at the distance of 95 km of north of Sanandaj.
Vía The Literary Saloon.
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3:08 p. m.¿Se podría aplicar a nuestra realidad? O siempre ganarán los diarios chicha rellenos de calatas a los libros. La televisión, Magaly TV por Knock Out.
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3:41 p. m.
El problema es que por allà los filtros son muy rìgidos, y el sexo es una abominaciòn en la boca o en las letras...
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